On 7/26/07, Phillip J. Eby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 10:51 PM 7/25/2007 +0200, Arve Knudsen wrote: >I take it there is no interest in fixing this problem? Or is it >simply too much hassle?? > >Arve > >On 7/10/07, Arve Knudsen <<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hello > >As far as I can tell setuptools does not always regenerate the >source manifest when MANIFEST.in changes, contrary to what the >documentation says. That is, if I add a directive to exclude files >with the .txt extension to MANIFEST.in (after having previously >including them), and run the sdist command, such files are still >included. I have to remove the .egg-info for things to work as >expected. This must clearly be a bug? > >Regards, >Arve Knudsen Your email got lost in the flurry of PyPI-related emails. I am looking at the code and don't see how this condition could be produced, at least not the way you seem to be describing it, because the template is processed after the old filelist is read in. So if there are exclusion commands in the template, these should *always* be applied to the resulting SOURCES.txt. Could you give me the exact old MANIFEST.in contents, the new MANIFEST.in contents, and the egg-info/SOURCES.txt? Better yet, can you give me a small setup.py and steps that I can use to reproduce the problem?
Sorry, I can't seem to reproduce the exact problem (it doesn't help that I don't recollect the exact case). What I do notice when testing however, is that if I first add a directive in MANIFEST.in to include ez_setup.py and run sdist, remove the directive and run sdist again, ez_setup.py is still in SOURCES.txt. So it seems that sdist somehow remembers previous include directives for files that aren't included by default. Arve
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